Vertical asymptote of the function called the straight line parallel y axis that is closely appoached by a plane curve . The distance between this straight line and the plane curve tends to zero as x tends to the infinity. The vertical asymptote equation has the form:
, where - some constant (finity number)
The vertical asymptote of the function exists if the value of one (or both) of the limits
or
is equal to .
It should be noted that the limits described above also used to test whether the point is the discontinuity point of the function . Hence, the vertical asymptotes should only be searched at the discontinuity points of the function.
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